Belgian media: Albanian sentenced to 23 years in prison for prostitute murder returns to Belgium

An Albanian with dual identity, who has been sentenced in absentia to 23 years in Italy, has returned to Belgium. According to the Belgian press, it is about Albanian Erjon S., convicted of killing a prostitute in Italy in 2000. He was first arrested in 2015 in Belgium, where he received asylum with false identity.
However, it was discovered by Belgian investigators and then extradited to Italy to face court processes. He has already returned to Belgium to serve the rest of his sentence.

In 2000, Erjon S., along with two other Albanians Robert Z., and Fatmir V., killed a prostitute from South America. Two months later, Italian police managed to identify the suspected authors. In April 2003, the Italian court sentenced Erjon S., to 23 years in prison, in absentia. After 17 years on the run, he was arrested in the town of Wervik in Belgium.

Albanian Erjon S. He took up asylum in the Belgian state using false identity and birthday. There he created life from the beginning. The 37-year-old married and had three children. Despite his double life, however, Belgian police could find him. Even after the arrest and discovery of the dark past, his wife has not abandoned him.